Sentence examples for The correspondingly from inspiring English sources

"The correspondingly weaker outlook for UK output growth means that the margin of economic slack is likely to be greater and more persistent".

The correspondingly mathematical model of our problem can be described by the following axisymmetric heat conduction problem: (1.1).

The correspondingly higher heart rate × systolic blood pressure product (RPP) is an index of cardiac work correlated to an increase of myocardial oxygen consumption [8].

The correspondingly fewer patients who do receive prosthetic reconstructions may still be at high risk for local recurrence.

The correspondingly modified transport assay allowed determination of small but significant time dependent Ca2+ uptake by full-length and truncated AtAPC2.

The correspondingly low positive predictive values of syndromic algorithms indicate that the use of the algorithms leads to substantial over-diagnosis, overtreatment with antibiotics, and an increase in the average cost per true case treated [ 17].

But he and others fret that unsophisticated investors may be unduly impressed by the low prices of junk bonds and the correspondingly high yields.

The moves of Chinese chess pieces bear only a faint resemblance to those of the correspondingly named Western pieces.

The rise of illegal file sharing and the correspondingly steep worldwide decline in CD sales have made these tough times for record companies and recording artists alike.

The first spinal nerve (C1) exits the vertebral canal between the skull and the first cervical vertebra; consequently, spinal nerves C1 C7 exit above the correspondingly numbered vertebrae.

The term "Platonism" has often been used, especially in the philosophy of mathematics, as an alternative to the correspondingly wider use of "realism" to denote ontological views to which such nominalism stands opposed.